Inspired by Mrs. Fitz Knit Bits from Outlander, These gauntlets were designed by commission, yarn selected by client. Fully reversible hand-to-hand, with an open cable motif and rolled edge finish. Near elbow length. Cuff is knit flat on a provisional cast-on and seamed together. Stitches are then picked up along one edge and the arm section is knit in the round seamlessly. Increases along arm length allow for fitting at wrist and upper forearm.

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One Size
Directions are written for M — approximately 8” around at cuff, 9” around at elbow end, and 11.5” long.

Materials
1 skein (284 yards) of worsted weight (10 ply/9 wpi) yarn. Shown in Schoppel Wolle Gradient #2246 (A long, slow gradient dyed yarn such as this will provide an interesting pair of matching mis-matched gauntlets. A solid, tonal, shorter ombre, and/or other dyeing style yarn will produce different results).

US size 5 (3.75mm) circular needles and/or dpns (or size needed to attain gauge)

Cable needle

Wool or yarn needle

Gauge
20 stitches x 28 rows = 4” in rib pattern after blocking

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